My beard. My playoff beard is getting to the point where it actually looks like a real beard, but I wish it were fuller. I have good coverage on the areas that would be covered by a goatee or sideburns, but the hair on my cheeks is rather sparse.

RPKJr429 wrote:Texting with a girl that waits hours or more to respond to the latest text, but always has her phone on standby when you're with her to talk with her girlfriends. Irks the **** out of me.

This isn't irrational. Was just recently dating/hanging out with someone who did this. Annoyed the **** out of me.

People who take the grocery cart all the way to the drop off area in the parking lot, then just leave it there instead of tucking it into another cart. It would literally take an extra 5 seconds of your time and would prevent the massive jumble of carts that now must be neatly stacked before returning to the front of the store.

RPKJr429 wrote:Texting with a girl that waits hours or more to respond to the latest text, but always has her phone on standby when you're with her to talk with her girlfriends. Irks the **** out of me.

This isn't irrational. Was just recently dating/hanging out with someone who did this. Annoyed the **** out of me.

If it were less frequent with them or more frequent with me then I probably wouldn't mind as much. Nice usage of past tense though, I'm considering on doing the same.

My neighbors two doors down own three Toyota Sienna minivans. That by itself would not be irrationally peeving, but all three of them are not only of the same model cycle (the 1998–2003 first-generation models), but all of them are the exact same color. I can’t see inside to see if the interiors are any different, but from the outside they own three completely identical cars.

Shyster wrote:My neighbors two doors down own three Toyota Sienna minivans. That by itself would not be irrationally peeving, but all three of them are not only of the same model cycle (the 1998–2003 first-generation models), but all of them are the exact same color. I can’t see inside to see if the interiors are any different, but from the outside they own three completely identical cars.

When I was in high school, I knew a kid that his family had 3 chevy HHRs. All burnt orange and all the same year.

The pop up swimming pool my wife made me buy a few years ago. Supposed to be on totally flat space. My lawn looks totally flat but isn't. Dug and dug and dug this year to try to get it even but eventually just said, ah screw it.

Take the Body Shoot the Puck wrote:People who take the grocery cart all the way to the drop off area in the parking lot, then just leave it there instead of tucking it into another cart. It would literally take an extra 5 seconds of your time and would prevent the massive jumble of carts that now must be neatly stacked before returning to the front of the store.

I used to be bring in shopping carts as a job in high school so I always try to push the carts in as far as possible. The grocery store next to me has made it impossible to push the carts together though as they have 3 different sized carts available; One cart is basically the handheld basket on wheels, the normal one, and the kiddie one with a clown car for a front. The carts returns are always a jumbled mess spilling out into the parking lot because of it.